✂ A precision dermaplaning blade built for the contoured zones where standard blades lose control — the nose, chin, perioral region, and orbital area.

The 10R bullnose geometry — shorter and more rounded than a straight #14 — hugs tight facial contours without snagging, making it the detail blade in a professional two-blade workflow. High-carbon steel construction holds its edge through a full facial treatment, so you're not stopping mid-service to swap for sharpness. Each blade arrives individually wrapped, sterile, and ready for single-client use — no prep, no compromise on hygiene protocol. The non-polymer coating keeps it a clean blade-to-skin interaction with nothing transferring to the treatment surface.

Pair it with a longer straight blade for open planes like cheeks and forehead, and reach for the 10R when the geography gets complex. It's also a confidence-building tool during team training around high-risk contour areas.

Worth a steady place in any dermaplaning toolkit that takes full-face coverage seriously.

• Precision in Contoured Facial Areas: The shorter length and rounded bullnose tip of the 10R profile allow controlled maneuvering around restricted areas of the face — such as the nose, chin, and orbital contours — where longer or sharper-tipped blades increase the risk of nicking or snagging.
• Consistent Edge Retention Throughout Treatment: Carbon steel construction maintains blade sharpness across the duration of a full facial dermaplaning treatment, reducing the need to change blades mid-service due to dulling.
• Sterility Assurance per Client: Individual wrapping of each blade preserves sterility until the point of use, supporting hygienic single-client protocol and reducing cross-contamination risk in a professional setting.
• Clean Blade-to-Skin Contact: The absence of a polymer coating means no coating material is introduced to the treatment surface, keeping the dermaplaning interaction a direct blade-to-skin exfoliation.

Carbon Steel Blade: High-carbon steel construction maintains a sharper, longer-lasting edge compared to surgical steel alternatives, supporting a consistent cutting angle throughout a full dermaplaning facial treatment without mid-service degradation.

10R Bullnose Blade Geometry: Shorter length and rounded (bullnose) tip design reduces the risk of accidental snagging or scratching, enabling precise maneuvering around contoured or restricted facial areas such as the nose, perioral region, and orbital bone.

Non-Polymer Coating: Blades are free of polymer coating, ensuring the blade surface interacts directly with the skin during dermaplaning without any coating material transferring to the treatment area.

Individual Sterile Packaging: Each blade is individually wrapped, maintaining sterility until the moment of use and supporting single-client, single-use protocol compliance.

1. Confirm the client has no contraindications to dermaplaning (active acne, open wounds, compromised skin barrier, or use of certain medications such as isotretinoin).
2. Cleanse and prep the client's skin according to standard dermaplaning protocol prior to blade use.
3. Remove one individually wrapped blade from the box immediately before use; inspect the sealed packaging for integrity before opening.
4. Using a blade removal tool, attach the #10R blade securely to a compatible Standard #3 handle.
5. Hold the handle at approximately a 30–45 degree angle to the client's skin with the working hand, and use the opposite hand to hold the skin taut.
6. Use short, feather-light upward strokes to exfoliate vellus hair and dead skin cells, working methodically across the treatment area.
7. Utilize the shorter 10R blade profile when working around contoured or restricted facial areas such as the nose, perioral region, and orbital area, where longer blades are less maneuverable.
8. After completing the service, use the blade box remover tool to safely detach the blade from the handle and deposit it directly into a puncture-resistant sharps container.
9. Apply post-dermaplaning treatment products (serum, moisturizer, SPF) according to the service protocol; skin is highly receptive to topical products immediately following exfoliation.

Blade selection and workflow efficiency

The 10R is best positioned as a secondary blade in a full-face dermaplaning service, paired with a longer straight blade (such as the #14) for flat, open areas like the cheeks and forehead. Establishing a two-blade workflow — #14 for broad planes, #10R for detail work — maximizes coverage efficiency and reduces the total time spent repositioning a single blade around complex contours.

Because the 10R bullnose tip significantly reduces the risk of nicking in tight areas, it is also a strong choice for newer dermaplaning practitioners building confidence around the nose and chin before transitioning to pointed-tip blades. Highlighting this during team training can reduce service errors and improve consistency across your team.